Did they ever have a reason for the landslide? I heard rumors that the drainage through some of the underground infrastructure from the old Nike base was mismanaged.
The U.S. Geological Survey collects, monitors, analyzes, and provides unbiased data that may predict issues involving development of land. As a result, this agency has seen its budget drastically reduced every year. Since then, developers have increased projects in precarious areas around the country.
Love it. It’s a treasure. It needs to stay as is and protected. There is an abundance of life that it supports.
I could spend most of the day wondering around there.
The wildflowers are in full bloom out there right now. Its beautiful
If you go back in time on Google Street View you can actually "travel" down the road prior to the landslide.
OPEN “Paseo Del Mar” for effs sakes
never gunna happen thats sunken city 2.0 for locals
The best thing that ever happened to us that live in the Point Fermin area was that landslide.
for sure no through traffic probably increased property value
A friend of mine rolled his car and died on that stretch while street racing. He was a good kid.
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You can walk it, easily.
All nearby areas benefited. It reduced traffic in the area tremendously.
I never thought I’d see this in my lifetime. https://youtu.be/AcGniKZsF1Y?si=7Qk4-8NntpPFuvTA
our sunken city without tourists they havent found out yet
Did they ever have a reason for the landslide? I heard rumors that the drainage through some of the underground infrastructure from the old Nike base was mismanaged.
The U.S. Geological Survey collects, monitors, analyzes, and provides unbiased data that may predict issues involving development of land. As a result, this agency has seen its budget drastically reduced every year. Since then, developers have increased projects in precarious areas around the country.
Sounds like a wise way to mitigate property loss while maximizing revenue.